Base Station Configuration for Multi-SIM Conflict Management
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Solution Overview
Problem
In multi-card terminals, communication conflicts between SIM cards can lead to inefficient resource allocation and communication disruptions, as base stations may mistakenly identify issues with SIM cards rather than recognizing the intentional decision of the terminal to switch between SIM cards.
Innovation Solution
A configuration information sending method and apparatus, where a base station sends configuration information to a multi-card terminal, enabling the terminal to determine the configuration for a first SIM card to leave a communication system when a conflict occurs with a second SIM card, thereby avoiding unnecessary resource wastage and improving controllability.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the base station attempts to page or boost power when a SIM card leaves the communication system, then the base station tries to resolve potential communication issues, but communication resources are wasted and the SIM card does not return to the system
Solution Approach 1:
The base station sends configuration information to the terminal in advance, enabling the terminal to proactively determine when a SIM card should leave the communication system due to conflicts. This preliminary action prevents the base station from mistakenly initiating paging or power boosting operations, thereby avoiding communication resource waste while maintaining reliability
Solution Approach 2:
The terminal uses the received configuration information to monitor SIM card communication status and provides feedback by determining when a SIM card should leave the system. This feedback mechanism allows the base station to understand the actual reason for SIM card departure, preventing unnecessary paging and power boosting actions that would waste resources
2Productivity
If the terminal switches SIM cards to resolve communication conflicts, then communication continuity is maintained, but the base station cannot distinguish intentional switching from system issues
Solution Approach 1:
The configuration information sent from the base station to the terminal acts as an intermediary mechanism. It enables the terminal to understand and communicate the reasons for SIM card switching to the base station, allowing the base station to distinguish intentional switching from system issues without affecting communication efficiency
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure relates to a configuration information method, including: sending configuration information to a multi-card terminal; where the configuration information is used for the terminal to determine a configuration for a first SIM card to leave a first communication system of the base station when a communication conflict occurs between the first SUM card and a second SIM card during communicating with the base station through the first SIM card. According to the present disclosure, the base station sends the configuration information to the multi-card terminal, and the base station can determine how the first SIM card to leave the first communication system, thus when the first SIM card leaves the first communication system according to the configuration, the base station can determine that the communication conflict occurs between the first SIM card and the second SIM card in the terminal, which causes the first SIM card to return to the first SIM card or boost power, which is not only beneficial to avoiding waste of communication resources, but also improves controllability for the first SIM card to leave the first communication system.